Shon Thieren, Superintendent
Fax: 651-267-3761
Intake Referrals: kyle.prall@state.mn.us / anita.kendall@state.mn.us
Visiting questions: rw.visting.DOC@state.mn.us
Effective June 3, 2025, please use JPay for electronic messaging: https://mn.gov/doc/family-visitor/contact-and-general-information/
Effective November 1, 2024, the DOC is launching a new mail delivery service. Learn more by visiting: https://mn.gov/doc/family-visitor/contact-and-general-information/how-send-mail/
In-person visiting for the juvenile section of Red Wing is open. All visits must be scheduled in advance by using the Online Scheduling Option (won't open in Internet Explorer - use another browser) or by calling 651-267-3653. A maximum of 4 visitors are allowed per person and they must be on the approved visitors list.
Minnesota Correctional Facility–Red Wing (MCF-RW) is a juvenile residential facility operated by the Department of Corrections. Constructed in 1889, the physical plant of the facility consists of 30 buildings set within a perimeter fence that includes five general population living units and a secured unit. The facility’s licensed bed space capacity is 88. Each general population living unit can house 16-24 youth and the secured unit can house 30 youth. The secured unit serves as facility’s intake unit and discipline unit, as well as providing secure detention bed space for counties. Other buildings include a school, main kitchen, administration building, and a variety of maintenance and storage buildings.
The mission of MCF-RW is to encourage the development of healthy living and social skills and prepare youth to re-enter the community with appropriate community resources to maintain a healthy and pro-social lifestyle. The facility complies with Children’s Residential Facility (CRF) licensing standards (Minnesota Rule 2960) and participates in Performance-based Standards (PbS) to ensure programs and services are rooted in nationally-recognized evidence-based practices for youth.
Minnesota Correctional Facility-Red Wing participates in the USDA National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs. Anyone who feels that their civil rights have been violated within these programs can follow the Civil Rights Complaint Procedure.
Drinking Water Reports
The following services are provided by facility staff and available to youth as identified by assessment results and treatment goals:
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Visiting information: all visits must be scheduled in advance. Four visitors allowed per person.
Visiting is closed on all State Holidays |
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Wednesday through Friday
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8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. |
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Saturdays
Sundays |
3:45 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. |
